Imagine starting the day with a walk beside the river, where fresh air and a cool breeze make for the perfect morning stroll.
At Lilywood Landings, the river isn’t simply part of the landscape – it’s part of everyday life.
Located within the new city of Waraba, the community has been designed around the idea that a growing community can still remain connected to its natural surroundings.
And from the outset, the natural environment has been important part of the lifestyle being created here, with river parklands, green spaces and an extensive network of walking paths planned to give residents more opportunities to get outdoors and enjoy nature close to home.
The river corridor will form an important part of our green network, creating a natural destination for residents to walk, explore and spend time outdoors. River parklands will also provide a place for residents to enjoy themselves in nature with 30kms of walking paths connecting green spaces and neighbourhood precincts.
Meanwhile, the riverbanks themselves provide a natural habitat for local wildlife, with ducks, kookaburras and cockatoos among the familiar visitors residents can expect to see and hear around the community.
Lennium Group Development Director Ian Worthington said creating opportunities for residents to connect with the outdoors was an important part of the vision for Lilywood Landings.
“Having the river and green spaces on our doorstep gives us a great opportunity to create a community where getting outdoors can become a natural part of everyday life,” Mr Worthington said.
“Whether it’s going for a morning walk, taking the kids for a bike ride or simply spending some time by the river, we want residents to have plenty of opportunities to enjoy the natural environment around them.”
With so many new neighbourhoods coming to life at Lilywood Landings, including the new premium River Bend precinct, we anticipate the river will play an increasingly important role in the lifestyle and identity of the community as it continues to grow.
